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Landmark International Private School
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Landmark International Private School
Grade school
- Age – 4-11 years,
- The duration of study is 7 years.
Elementary school uses a holistic learning model using themed activities to help students understand the relationship of their learning to the world around them. In each primary school course, students will explore relevant and engaging topics through an interdisciplinary approach. Subject areas are integrated to provide authentic and relevant experiences while developing meaningful connections to learning.
Junior Secondary School
- Age – 11-14 years old,
- The duration of study is 3 years.
The curriculum for individual subjects is designed by teachers to best meet the needs of students. This approach ensures that the curriculum is relevant to the events taking place in the world around them and prepares children for the next steps in their education.
In addition to more traditional subjects, Landmark enriches learning with two additional classes, CREST and Projects.
High school
- Age – 14-16 years old,
- The duration of the training is two years.
Students are working towards the CIE IGCSE qualification, Landmark supports its students in finding the best combination of subjects for them. IGC exams are available in a wide range of subjects:
- Spanish
- Italian
- Latin
- Religious Education,
- Physical Education,
- Fine Arts,
- Photography
- Music
- English language
- English Literature,
- Mathematics
- Triple and Double Science,
- Astronomy
- History
- Geography
- French.
Description of Landmark International Private School
- Location: Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Age of students: from 4 to 16 years old,
- Type of study: blended,
- Language of instruction: English.
Landmark International School is a non-profit, coeducational international school that serves students from elementary school through grade 11. This is an IB school, and the International Baccalaureate for Primary Years (IBPYP) programme is followed from primary school to help students understand the relationship between disciplines and the world around them.
Landmark International School supports project-based learning as part of the taught curriculum through global discussions and STEM lessons.
Throughout school, the student is placed at the center of his or her learning. Landmark provides a person-centered approach to learning, ensuring that each child develops as a creative thinker in their own right, contributing to the betterment of their community and the world around them.
Educational process
Landmark International School is proud to have received accreditation for the International Baccalaureate Primary Education Program (IBPYP). The school is uniquely positioned to offer students an engaging, relevant and inspiring curriculum aimed at fostering student initiative and activism. At the heart of education at Landmark is the development of independent, creative, problem-solving individuals who make a positive contribution to the world.
Landmark International School supports learning on Chromebooks using Google Workspace tools, including Google classroom, Meets, Gmail, Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Slides. To help students develop their digital skills, the school conducts classes using presentations on how to use Google Workspace tools effectively.
Accommodation, meals, prices
Landmark International School is a day school and does not offer accommodation services.
In the morning, a snack is organized: students should bring healthy snacks with them - fruits, cheese, vegetables, cereal bars.
Each day, students are offered a hot lunch of 3 freshly prepared dishes; Children can bring their own packed lunch if they wish. All classes have supervised lunch in the hall.
Activities Landmark International Private School
Landmark International School provides free club service before (8:00-9:00) and after school (15:30-17:00), during which time students can use the library, watch a movie, play with a construction set and practice arts and crafts.
School Clubs:
- Chess Club,
- Pottery Club,
- Football Club,
- Singing Club,
- Athletics Club,
- Dungeons & Dragons Club,
- Drama Club,
- Arts and Crafts Club.
Facilities and equipment at Landmark International Private School
The school has bright classrooms, a library, computer labs, a Forest School, outdoor playgrounds and a sports complex.
Admission dates and extra charges
The academic year at Landmark International School runs from September to June. The year is divided into 3 trimesters, between which vacation weekends are organized:
- Autumn trimester (September – December),
- Christmas Vacation (2 weeks),
- Spring trimester (January – March),
- Easter holidays (2 weeks),
- Summer term (April – June),
- Summer holidays (2 months, July and August).
Additional costs:
- Registration fee,
- Deposit
- Visa fee,
- Transportation (transfer, school bus),
- Residence
- Nutrition
- Additional language lessons,
- Music lessons,
- English lessons,
- External exam,
- GCSE Exam Materials.
Enrolment process
Upon enrollment, parents are provided with an introductory package that includes a guide, a copy of the student schedule, school lunch menus, and details on how to join the after-school clubs offered in the current semester.
Enrollment Process:
- Initial meeting with the registrar and school visit.
- One or two test days so that the child can spend time in the classroom with their peers. If the student is abroad, a video conference with the students concerned and/or the teacher is usually arranged.
- The registrar will ask for details of the child's most recent school reports and any diagnostic evaluations.
- The registration form is filled out and the registration fee is paid.
- The family receives a letter of offer along with the parent contract, exit authorization form, medical form, and PTA consent form.
- Completed and signed forms are returned to the school and a deposit is paid.
On the first visit, the original passport and visa to live in the UK are handed over to the school for scanning.
Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol
Landmark is looking for students who want to actively contribute to the betterment of the school and the world around them. The school does not select students on the basis of entrance exams: a simple visit and interview can already show that the student meets the spirit of Landmark, which will be able to meet the needs of the student, allowing them to enjoy and succeed.
Scholarships Landmark International Private School
Landmark International School supports children from families who are unable to pay their tuition in full on their own – a limited number of scholarships are available.
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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Recommendations on when to apply
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